Hey some one, while this may be true for some substances like cannabis which has some science backing your statement such as CBD's antagonistic interaction towards the pro-psychotic effects of THC doesn't necessarily make it true for other substances like syrian rue or caapi which do contain toxic phytochemicals that potentiate the emetic effect of the active constituents, in this case the beta-carboline group of alkaloids and produce an emetic effect on there own. For all we know the OP could have suffered more severe trauma if he/she had tried full spectrum aqueous extracts.

I'll give that a try, thanks. I'm starting to look into a large stack of brain-healing supplements like Lions Mane, PPQ, Vinpocetine, Pterostilbene, krill oil, curcumin, ginkgo biloba, Sensoril, Aurora Blue, melatonin, and others. I figure at this point I might as well throw everything I can find at it (in addition to diet, exercise, and meditation).

I am curious if anyone thinks microdosing mushrooms or LSD could be beneficial or harmful. Some conditions respond "better" to being pushed a little bit while others just need pure time. I know psychedelics are often purported to increase BDNF and other measures of brain health, so it seems like maybe very small doses could gradually help my brain towards healing.

Thank you all again for your support and advice.

I would recommend to just stop poking fun at your brain and go see a doctor. You shouldnt experiment any more. Even though these supplements are generally safe for healthy people in your state you should just avoid doing anything that will affect your brain.